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Francis Bacon. XXXIV . OF RICHES . I CANNOT call Riches better than the baggage of virtue . The Roman word is better , impedimenta . For as the baggage is to an army , so is riches to virtue . It cannot be spared nor left behind , but it ...
Francis Bacon. XXXIV . OF RICHES . I CANNOT call Riches better than the baggage of virtue . The Roman word is better , impedimenta . For as the baggage is to an army , so is riches to virtue . It cannot be spared nor left behind , but it ...
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... riches ; for it is our great mother's blessing , the earth's ; but it is slow . And yet where men of great wealth do stoop to husbandry , it multiplieth riches exceedingly . I knew a nobleman in England , that had the greatest audits of ...
... riches ; for it is our great mother's blessing , the earth's ; but it is slow . And yet where men of great wealth do stoop to husbandry , it multiplieth riches exceedingly . I knew a nobleman in England , that had the greatest audits of ...
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... riches ; as it was with the first sugar man in the Canaries . Therefore if a man can play the true logician , to have as well judgment as invention , he may do great matters ; especially if the times be fit . He that resteth upon gains ...
... riches ; as it was with the first sugar man in the Canaries . Therefore if a man can play the true logician , to have as well judgment as invention , he may do great matters ; especially if the times be fit . He that resteth upon gains ...
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HISTORY OF THE REIGN OF KING HENRY VII | 3 |
APPENDIX LGreat Councils | 247 |
THE BEGINNING OF THE HISTORY OF THE REIGN OF KING | 265 |
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